Make windows updates automatically be installed when users log off

I have an Active Directory environment with 20 workstations being centrally
managed by a W2K3 server. I Have WSUS installed on the server and group
policy is configured for the workstations to go to WSUS to get their windows
updates. I want the windows updates to be installed on the workstations
automatically when the users log off, I want this to be done without the
users being able to stop the updates from being installed. Is there a way in
group policy or in a log off script that will allow the updates to be
installed automatically when the users log off from their workstation?

Just my 2 cents ... leaving the systems in a mismatched file state, and
*particularly* for a Critical Security update while the system is still
being used, is not good practice.
If you still want to have the updates installed on User log off only,
then suggest you google for a solution or post to the WSUS newsgroup:
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/com...pdate_services

MowGreen [MVP 2003-2006]
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motoko2030 wrote:

> I have an Active Directory environment with 20 workstations being centrally
> managed by a W2K3 server. I Have WSUS installed on the server and group
> policy is configured for the workstations to go to WSUS to get their windows
> updates. I want the windows updates to be installed on the workstations
> automatically when the users log off, I want this to be done without the
> users being able to stop the updates from being installed. Is there a way in
> group policy or in a log off script that will allow the updates to be
> installed automatically when the users log off from their workstation?